Apple TV+ already earned itself a trio of nominations from this year's EE British Academy Film Awards, or BAFTA. And now the service has earned some awards from the organization's TV side, too.
Before the end of 2020 we heard about a new limited series called The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey heading to Apple TV+. Now, months later, the cast continues to fill out.
Last we heard about Physical, a combination comedy drama, Ian Gomez had joined the cast. And today, we finally get a teaser trailer and a release date for the upcoming Apple TV+ series.
Apple doesn't go out of its way to promote any streaming numbers for the TV series, films, and documentaries --or even how many subscribers there are for Apple TV+-- but some of its original content have reportedly raked in quite a few viewers since its launch.
Apple TV+ is in a giving mood this week. The streaming service announced a premiere date for the second season of Ted Lasso, as well as the drama CODA. And, of course, we know when to expect to watch the humpback whale documentary Fathom. And now there's a new documentary series to look ahead towards.
It wasn't too long ago that Apple confirmed it would be hosting yet another documentary on Apple TV+. This one's called Fathom, and it's all about humpback whales.
Apple TV+ isn't going to slow down on releasing documentaries, which has quickly become a major focal point for the streaming service. And, indeed, there are two more coming down the pipe.
Apple TV+ has earned itself as a spot for award-winning films and series. And that trend will continue with the upcoming release of the drama CODA.
Apple TV+ has secured itself yet another documentary. This one's a film, and it's primary focal point is the humpback whale.
Apple Studios often finds itself in plenty of bidding wars for new content, as is par for the course with so many companies out there angling for new films and series. And it sounds like Apple TV+ may be the new home for an upcoming film from legendary director Robert Zemeckis (Forrest Gump).
Apple TV+ has a lot of first-look deals out there, including some with major production and development studios. One such company is Skydance Animation, which secured a multi-year partnership with Apple earlier this year. And now we get a look at the pair's first animated short film.
Apparently things are heating up for Martin Scorsese's next film, Killers of the Flower Moon, because the film has just picked up another batch of new cast members.